I Really Didn't Plan on Taking It Easy

They withdrew; perhaps those two supporting characters just didn't suit my taste.

I came here because of the four "2-barrel royal flushes" in the synopsis. Did the author write it this way on purpose? I've never heard of such a thing before.

With so many supporting roles every day, it's no wonder they can't become popular.

Basically, it's like money raining down from the sky, and everyone's looking for people to play mobile games with. That's pretty much it.

It's too sloppy; it's filled with all sorts of irrelevant and irrelevant stuff.

The last book also had a few supporting characters that gave me a headache... And this one is the same.

So, the male protagonist is basically useless, relying entirely on the system. He has no outstanding qualities whatsoever, making him unrelatable.

I really don't understand what those two male supporting characters are doing. They have so much screen time. Are they just there to help the main characters spend money?

Seeing that "revenge spending" means buying Apple products, I can't resist! If it's so great, why don't you buy a Vertu?

Chapter 20 was really disgusting. Is the author a woman? Or has she read too many domineering CEO novels?